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Reggae Gold 2010
VP Records released the newest installment of their Reggae Gold series. The compilation is Reggae’s most highly-anticipated release of the year. It Features 18 exceptional tracks, in a detailed sequence and represents the Reggae Hits for Summer 2010. Read more...
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Summer Shouldn't Mean Break from Good Nutrition
While students are enjoying summer break, parents should make certain their children are not taking a vacation from the structured meal schedule and guaranteed physical activity that many benefit from during the school year. Nutrition and education experts warn that for too many kids, summer is a time when bad eating habits can prevail. Read more...
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DMWBD Launches Media and Advertising Initiative
The New York State Division of Minority and Women Business Development (DMWBD) convened minority andwomen-owned businesses in the media and communications industry to participatein an all-day conference at 26 Federal Plaza. The goal of this ground breaking conference was to connect minority and women-owned business enterprises (MWBEs) in advertising, public relations, marketing, printing, ethnic media andmedia-buying firms with state agencies, corporations and top-tier advertising companies in need of these services via a two-hour “matchmaker”session. Read more...
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War Of Words Between AG and Acting Top Cop
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Acting Police Commissioner James Philbert has accused Attorney General Anand Ramlogan of showing “contempt, disdain, bias and animosity” to his office after the top legal adviser to the new People’s Partnership government hinted at the possibility of bringing about “an accelerated and premature end” to his stewardship of the local police force.
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Guyanese National Pleads Guilty
NEW YORK, CMC – A Guyanese national charged in an international plot to blow up fuel lines at the John F. Kennedy International Airport in 2007 has pleaded guilty to furnishing material support to his co-defendants. “I provided guidance in order to assist them in their plan to attack the fuel line at JFK airport to cause major economic harm to the United States,” Abdel Nur told US District Judge Dora Irizzary, of Brooklyn federal court, one day before he was scheduled to go on trial. Read more...
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Must Black Women Choose Between Beauty and Health?
(NNPA) - In the St. Louis American's current "Your Health Matters" section, there is an intriguing piece about Black women and weight management written by our health journalist, Sandra Jordan. “Are you working your hairdo or is your hairdo working you- on the scales?” examines the complex relationship between exercising and maintaining hairstyles that complicates the lives of many black women. Read more...
Consuelo H. Wilkins, M.D. |
FWTT Leads the Way
Only in it’s third year, Fashion Week Trinidad & Tobago (FWTT) proved itself as the leader in Fashion Week showcases in the Caribbean. Not only did they produce eight nights of sold out shows held on both islands of Tobago for two nights then on Trinidad for six nights, but they were able to entice the island’s Prime Minister to attend as well as gave an inspiring speech establishing support for the growing Caribbean Fashion Industry. Read more...
Walter Greene |
More Than A Model
25 year-old DION BAPTISTE is one of the leading faces on the model and dance arenas of Trinidad & Tobago. "Modeling came as a breeze," said the agile Sagatarian, who started in show business as a dancer. He’s a member of the UNI Dance Ensemble and also has his own performing company called TwinInc. Dion teaches contemporary, folk, jazz and modern dance while still finding time to pursue his degree in Dance and Dance Education at the University of the West Indies. Read more...
Walter Greene |
Youngsters Kick Off Summer
This summer, over 55 inner-city youth from Manhattan are heading off to enjoy summer in the beauty of nature at Morry’s Camp in Glen Spey, New York. Morry’s Camp is the residential summer camp with an educational focus and the anchor of the nonprofit, year-round youth development organization, Project Morry. Read more...
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Youth Take Rightful Place at 5th Caribbean Environmental Fund
Youth representing several high schools in Jamaica and a community college appeared quite comfortable presenting an environmentally sustainable project, meeting with Prime Ministers, debating, interpreting the environment with the creative arts and sitting among delegates at the Fifth Caribbean Environmental Forum, Montego Bay, Jamaica.
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